Primary and Secondary Sources

World War II--Primary Sources

Books

Holocaust Nonfiction Books in the Albion Library

Prisoners (ushmm.org)

Holocaust Biographies in the Albion Library

Holocaust Historical Fiction in the Albion Library

DATABASES

**Find database log-in helps here

Webpath Express

• On Albion Library Search page, Webpath Express is on the left navigation bar

World Book Advanced

Jewish Yellow Star (kosherdelight.com)

Utah's Online Library

• EBSCO Student Research Center

SIRS Discoverer

Websites

The Holocaust

Holocaust Encyclopedia--United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

The Holocaust--Jewish Virtual Library

Holocaust Victims (un.org)

36 Questions About the Holocaust

The Holocaust--A Tragic Legacy

A Holocaust Timeline

The Righteous Among Nations

Websites--remember that every time you access a website from the Internet you must evaluate its reliability

• A--Author or authority (person or organization)

• B--Bias (purpose, sources)

• C--Currency (dates, updating)

• S--Site information (file extensions--.edu, .gov)

Google--remember to use search strategies

• Use phrases

• Use quotation marks "concentration camp" Dachau "World War II propaganda" posters

• Use site:edu or site:gov to get most reliable information

  
  
  
  

Wikipedia

• DO NOT CITE Wikipedia as a source in your paper

• Find alternate search terms

• Use for background information

• Look for original, reliable sources in the References and External Links

  
  
  

YouTube--interviews, newsreels

Dr. Seuss Went To War

Holocaust--Teacher Resources